Lawn Aerating
Let your lawn breathe again.
Texas clay soil compacts hard — especially in the Hill Country. When soil is compacted, water, air, and nutrients can't reach the roots. Core aeration punches thousands of small holes in your lawn, breaking up that compaction and giving your turf room to grow.
After aeration, your lawn absorbs water more efficiently, responds better to fertilizer, and develops a deeper, healthier root system. It's one of the best things you can do for a struggling lawn.
How We Do It
Every visit follows a proven process so nothing gets missed.
Assess Compaction
Test soil density and identify areas of heaviest compaction.
Core Aerate
Commercial aerator pulls small plugs of soil across the entire lawn.
Leave Plugs
Soil plugs break down naturally within 1-2 weeks, returning nutrients to the lawn.
Overseed (Optional)
Best time to overseed — seeds fall directly into aeration holes for ideal germination.
What's Included
Every detail covered, every time.
Common Questions
Everything you want to know about our lawn aerating service.
Related Services
These pair well or pick up where this service leaves off.
Ready to get started?
Book online or give us a call — we'll come take a look and give you an honest estimate. No pressure, no contracts.